Control over work pace, job strain and cardiovascular responses in middle-aged men
Journal of HypertensionPublished 1 July 1993
Andrew Steptoe, George Fieldman, Olga Evans, Les Perry
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Middle-aged men showed greater stress-related cardiovascular responses when they performed tasks at a pace that they could not control, which may be relevant to the mechanisms through which job strain influences cardiovascular disease risk.
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Middle-aged men showed greater stress-related cardiovascular responses when they performed tasks at a pace that they could not control. This pattern may be relevant to the mechanisms through which job strain (high demands associated with low control) influences cardiovascular disease risk.
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